He cited an advance review of "Saul and Patsy" that hailed the novel as "smart, solid and generous" and commended its author for his reputation as a "nice, normal man".
Scarlatti, in two groupings of three sonatas each, came off as generous, solid and eminently sane, particularly in the first sequence of K. 490, 491 and 492, all in D major, with four-square statements clearly set forth and convincingly argued.
Its two-storey houses were solid and wide, with generous front rooms and indoor bathrooms.
Few dishes on his regular menu will strike anyone as inventive or unusual, but everything is generous and filling, solid and satisfying.
Public servants have rock-solid job security and generous pensions, so the workforce turns over slowly.
How would her friends describe her? "Emotionally generous, maternal, caring, solid, practical.
To me giraffes and female orgasms both represent solid evidence of a brilliant, generous and fun-loving creator.
He could inspire as well as incite to laughter and was generous with the solid advise of a profound thinker and serious writer.
At 32, Baron Davis is, by even the most generous estimation, a solid five years removed from his prime – an apex highlighted by his electric performance in the 2007 playoffs at the helm of the Golden State Warriors.
Earlier this summer, LeBron James, 25 years old and already a two-time N.B.A. most valuable player — and by all accounts a generous teammate and solid citizen off the court — chucked his hard-won reputation in one grievous moment by participating in an overblown, made-for-ESPN news conference in which he announced that he was leaving his longtime team, the Cleveland Cavaliers, for the Miami Heat.
